Do you own a firearm chambered in .22LR?

[deo62]

Between this thread and the 10/22 thread, gonna start looking for another 22 to add. Liking that Volquer!

 

[sportsman223]

Volquartsen Black Mamba?

yep

 

[TJ Kackowski]

yep

Sweet! You're a good dad (looking to adopt?). Who's sight is that on top?

 

[blackterror]

own a few, and, hands down, tons of fun with a can. Must have at least one.

 

[sportsman223]

Sweet! You're a good dad (looking to adopt?). Who's sight is that on top?

Thanks, C-More railway there one of the best dot sizes can be switched out for about 50 bucks no have two there both shooters just different disciplines

 

[COOPADUP]

Bought an old Charter Arms survival pistol from a good friend of mine back in 86. Shoots very accurate but does have some feeding issues at times. A true PIA to deep clean though.

 

[AdventureTeamJoe]

Still own the Marlin Model 60 Dad bought for my brother and I in 1984. Still in great shape and very accurate.

 

[snapping turtle]

Always have always will

 

[StatlRed]

A .22 caliber you say. Well of course. My first was a single shot bolt-action rifle at age 9. I also have rifles that belonged to my granddad and dad. And I have added to that a Browning Buckmark, to which I added a red dot. Great fun!

 

[tcecil88]

I have that same High Standard I inherited few years ago. Good target pistol.

I used to watch my Dad shoot wood bees with it when I was little. I was in awe of his marksmanship. He never missed as I recall. It wasn't till years later I found out he was using birdshot.........
When asked about it, he just smiled.

 

[LarryC]

A few! Both handguns and rifles - I thought every gun owner had some 22's! Also have about 10k of ammo...

 

[Hulberr]

Yes I do, I am particularly fond of Marlin rifles.

 

[stocknup]

Yes I do, I am particularly fond of Marlin rifles. View attachment 175188

Nice collection ..........What model are the two shorties on the right ? They look like they could be quite handy .

 

[VERT]

Yesterday I was talking to a couple younger friends. One was purchasing his first .22. The other admitted he needed to purchase one himself. So this isn’t uncommon. Times have certainly changed. What I have learned is INGO is full of old dudes.

 

[Hulberr]

Nice collection ..........What model are the two shorties on the right ? They look like they could be quite handy .

99M1 (tube fed) and 989M2 (mag fed), both are meant to resemble the US M1 carbine.

 

[Hookeye]

I dont plink or compete so a .22 lr is just a small game hunter for me. With the advent or reflex sights, my old eyes can run a pistol well enough a rifle isnt needed.

So....one .22 lr is good enough I reckon.
Do have a .22 rifle but its proly just a dust collector now.

 

[lrdudley]

What I have learned is INGO is full of old dudes.

I resemble that remark.

 

[marvin02]

I've got .22lr firearms by S&W, Stevens, Ruger and Heritage. One of them is older than I am. All are fun.

 

[Haven]

I own several .22LR hand guns and rifles. I have a 10/22, and want a second one. I have a Rossi lever action, an old Winchester.

Pistols, I have a single action revolver, a 1911, a PPK.

I enjoy just plinking with them. Working on marksmanship with them.

 

[semperfi211]

I have several 22 rifles and pistols. You don't have to spend a lot of money for a good 22. My Savage 64 and Marlin 60 are two inexpensive semi auto 22s that I have put many rounds thru for many years and are still accurate and dependable.